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中学高等学校教員向けセミナー２０１５
【多読指導＆Graded Readers】 石井 正仁 東京都立武蔵高等学校
＜多読とは？＞
参考資料：
国際多読教育学会による多読指導ガイド（Extensive Reading Foundation）www.erfoundation.org
＜リスニング＞
Lecture Ready ダウンロードセンターURL：http://www.lectureready.com/teacher/
※音声・動画のダウンロードには、教師用リソースアクセスコードカードのご購入が必要です。
＜資料１＞
次の文章とグラフを読み，以下の問い(Ａ・Ｂ)に答えよ。(配点 35)
It is well known that stress affects workers’ health. When workers are not well, they tend to miss many days of work every year.
The organizations they work for are, in turn, not as productive as they should be. However, levels of stress in different occupations,
and the ways that workers relieve such stress, have not been studied in depth. The Occupational Psychology Association (OPA),
therefore, conducted a survey on the effects of stress on workers in four different occupations and on the methods they use to
relieve workplace stress.
The OPA researchers interviewed 100 workers in each of four occupations: nurses, air traffic controllers (ATCs), computer
programmers, and junior high school teachers. The workers were asked about the kinds of stress symptoms they had and how they
dealt with stressful situations.
The four types of stress symptoms mentioned most often were high blood pressure, overeating, depression, and sleeplessness.
The OPA researchers found that workers in the different occupations reported different frequencies of these stress symptoms.
The nurses reported that they ate more when they felt stressed. The ATCs were more affected by high blood pressure than
other disorders. Many of the computer programmers tended to feel nervous and anxious. The teachers reported that they could
not sleep well.
The researchers found that workers used five main methods to fight stress both at work and at home. They were interested in
how these ways of fighting stress differed in the four occupations. The figure below shows how people in the four occupations
relieved stress.
The nurses interviewed claimed that talking to others and shopping were the usual ways to relieve stress. They also said that
they liked listening to music from time to time. The ATCs claimed that the responsibility for hundreds of lives on the job put a lot
of pressure on them. They relieved this stress by shopping or sleeping, and when possible by playing sports. The computer
programmers, on the other hand, preferred sleeping and playing sports as the best ways to escape the effects of any stress. They
said that shopping, talking to others, and listening to music were less frequently used methods of stress relief for them. The
teachers preferred talking with other teachers as well as listening to music, particularly classical music, as the best ways to relieve
stress.
The OPA researchers concluded that workers in different jobs have different types of stress symptoms and employ different
ways of relieving stress.
Ａ グラフのX，Y，Zに対応するストレス解消法の組合せが，その順に示されている。最も適当な配列のものを，次の①～⑥のうちから一つ
選べ。
33
①
music / Shopping / Talking
②
music / Talking / Shopping
③
shopping / Music / Talking
④
shopping / Talking / Music
⑤
talking / Music / Shopping
⑥
talking / Shopping / Music
（2003 年度センター試験 第 4 問「仕事とストレス」より）
＜資料２＞
各試験団体のデータによる CEFR との対照表
※各試験団体の公表資料より文部科学省によって作成された表です。
出典：
日本英語検定協会： http://www.eiken.or.jp/forteachers/data/cefr/／http://www.eiken.or.jp/association/info/2014/pdf/0901/20140901_pressrelease_01.pdf
GTEC： ベネッセコーポレーションによる資料より
TOEFL： 米国 ETS http://www.ets.org/Media/Research/pdf/RM-15-06.pdf?WT.ac=clkb
TOEIC： IIBC http://www.toeic.or.jp/toeic/about/result.html（「L&R」または「S&W」の記載が無い数値が４技能の合計点）
IELTS： ブリティッシュ・カウンシル（および日本英語検定協会）資料より
TEAP： 第 1 回 英語力の評価及び入試における外部試験活用に関する検討会 吉田研作教授資料より
Cambridge English（ケンブリッジ英検）： ケンブリッジ大学英語検定機構 http://www.cambridgeenglish.org/exams-and-qualifications/cefr/cefr-exams/
http://www.cambridgeenglish.org/exams/cambridge-english-scale/
＜資料３＞
オックスフォード大学出版局 リーダーシリーズ比較表